David Holmes

Luke Jenner

Matt Safer

Adam Green

An immersive journey through the New York music scene of the early 2000s. A new generation kick-started a musical rebirth for New York City that reverberated around the world.

Meet Me in the Bathroom

Meet Me in the Bathroom (2022)

Heydon Prowse

Sean Biggerstaff

Matt Winning

Jamie MacPherson

Super November is a hugely ambitious mixture of mumblecore-style romantic comedy and Orwellian dystopia. Clydebank librarian Josie (Josie Long) is all loved up and has found her soulmate in the equally besotted Mikey (Sean Biggerstaff). Six months later, the bubble has burst and things are very different, as the country has plunged into a political crisis, there is civil unrest on the streets and normality is a distant memory. Welcome to the harsh, fast changing landscape of the real world.

Super November

Super November (2018)

Matt Brophy

Ben Chambers

Eben Freeman

Josh Ozersky

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United States of Drinking

United States of Drinking (2014)

Jessica Alba

Robert De Niro

Matt Groening

Ryan Reynolds

Photographer Estevan Oriol and artist Mister Cartoon turned their Chicano roots into gritty art, impacting street culture, hip hop and beyond.

LA Originals

LA Originals (2020)

Gabrielle Rose

Matt Hamilton

Naomi Snieckus

Norah Whiteside

When Adam helps his nutty ex-girlfriend Miriam artificially inseminate, it turns into a one-night stand-- and they both wind up pregnant. You see, Adam has been transitioning to living as a man. Now torn between his feelings for Miriam and his need for a masculine identity, Adam must figure out whether he's going to settle down and have a baby, or just try to be one of the guys.—Anonymous

Two 4 One

Two 4 One (2014)

Christopher McDonald

Anna Gunn

Matt Dillon

William Moseley

Land of Dreams is a political satire set in the near future where America has closed its borders and become more insular than ever. The story follows Simin, an Iranian American woman, on a journey to discover the core of what it means to be a free American. She works for the most important government agency of her time, the Census Bureau. In efforts to understand and control its populace, the government has begun a program to record the citizen's dreams. Simin, one of the Census Bureau's lead dream catchers, is unaware of this devious plot. She herself, being among the last immigrants allowed into the country, is torn between her appreciation for America's acceptance, compassion for those whose dreams she is recording and a truth she must find within. Playful and poignant, Land of Dreams acknowledges the greatness of the American experiment while offering a warning beacon for what could come.

Land of Dreams

Land of Dreams (2021)

Sharon Matt

Bambi Allen

Larry Martinelli

Kip Marsh

California, 1869Abilene Carter and her older brother Todd, are suddenly orphaned on their western farm. After their parents funeral, they begin to work to take care of the family farm on their own. Abilene has a particularly hard time with the loss, visiting her parents lonely grave sites every day.On one summer day, when Abilene decides to go skinny dipping in a pretty sparse creek in a wooded area, Todd wonders along and finds himself mesmerized by the sight of his nude sister bathing. Over the next few days, an unusual cat and mouse game of incest begins as brother and sister flirt with each other and grow closer. In sexual frustration, Abilene shows off her nudable body to Todd, and both of them turn to auto-eroticism as the outlet for their passions. One night, Abilene, frightened by thunder from a storm, cries out. Todd rushes into her bedroom to see if anything is wrong and caresses his trembling sister. The caresses become more passionate and it leads to the two of them having sex.As the days go by, both Todd and Abilene begin to neglect their farm chores to pursue their passions for each other. Todd eventually realizes that what they are doing is wrong and he rides into a nearby town to console himself with liquor.In a nearby saloon, Todd confides his story to Linda, the floozy bar girl. (Note: Linda was first glimpsed during the opening credits being ravished by by the town ruffian Rawhide.) Rawhide overhears Todd's story and rides out to the farm. He breaks into the homestead where he rapes the defenseless Abilene. While at the same time back in town, Todd is having sex with Linda in her room.Todd returns home to the farm the next day and finds that Abilene has been raped. Todd rides back into town to find and kill Rawhide. Meanwhile, Linda goes to the farm to look for Todd and she finds a bruised and traumatized Abilene there instead and attempts to comfort her. Soon, both Linda and Abilene find a mutual sex attraction between the two of them and they both make love with each other.Todd arrives in town and challenges Rawhide to a gun duel, which evolves into a gunfight in which both men kill each other in the street outside the saloon.The final scene shows Abilene and Linda attending Todd's funeral who is buried next to his and Abilene's parents. Now all by themselves, Linda and Abilene, a committed couple, ride away in the family wagon for home to maintain the farm all by themselves.

Linda and Abilene

Linda and Abilene (1969)

Matt Lucas

James Acaster

Stewart Lee

Toby Hadoke

Rising to fame amid the 1980s alternative comedy boom, Ian Cognito was one of the UK's most popular comedians. His performances left audiences in hysterics - but behind the laughter was a troubled and often controversial figure. This is the story of the comedy scene that nurtured a comedic genius, and the real life of a man famed for his outlandish sense of humour.

Ian Cognito: A Life and A Death on Stage

Ian Cognito: A Life and A Death on Stage (2022)

Diana Schweitzer

Hoyle Schweitzer

Matt Schweitzer

A dramatic documentary showcasing the sport of Windsurfing and the extreme evolution of water sports in an epic adventure. Learn fascinating details about the creation of new water sports and the pioneers that pushed new limits in the surf.

Broken Molds

Broken Molds (2021)

Matthias J. Johnson

Thomas Beatie

Meredith Johnson

Matt Merritt

Life changes for Shawn much more then he ever anticipated! Faced with the hard peer pressures of an ungodly environment, he finds himself experiencing extraordinary times in history, making life just a little worse in ancient times! And if the past doesn't kill him in the process, he'll need it to make for a brighter future, where his greatest challenge awaits.—matthiasjfm

Time to Shine

Time to Shine (2020)

Matt Damon

Vin Diesel

Sam Neill

Natalie Portman

Thor's retirement is interrupted by a galactic killer known as Gorr the God Butcher, who seeks the extinction of the gods. To combat the threat, Thor enlists the help of King Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster, who - to Thor's surprise - inexplicably wields his magical hammer, Mjolnir, as the Mighty Thor. Together, they embark upon a harrowing cosmic adventure to uncover the mystery of the God Butcher's vengeance and stop him before it's too late.

Thor: Love and Thunder

Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

Bruce Willis

Kevin Dillon

Adam Huel Potter

Matt Powell

While on wire room duty, a federal agent listens in as the target is attacked in his home by a hit squad. Without burning the wire, he must protect the investigation and the target's life from the confines of a room fifty miles away.

Wire Room

Wire Room (2022)

Paul Hollywood

Kelly Macdonald

Hugh Bonneville

Toby Nealey (George MacKay) is a politically-minded, 23-year-old graffiti artist who breaks into the homes of upper-class individuals and leaves behind the message "I CAME BY" on the walls. His latest target is retired judge Hector Blake (Hugh Bonneville). Despite the judge appearing socially progressive in public (he would take on cases pro-Bono on behalf of immigrants), Toby believes he's a hypocrite (Blake's father was a colonialist and Blake still has ivory pieces of antiques in his house). When Toby enters Blake's house, he discovers a pottery studio and an imprisoned man in the basement. But Toby has to leave when Blake returns unexpected (he had received an alarm about his wireless alarm system being disabled at his house).Toby tries to tell his friend and former accomplice, Jameel "Jay" Agassi (Percelle Ascott), about what he found. However, Jay's distracted by personal troubles with his pregnant girlfriend, Naserine "Naz" Raheem (Varada Sethu). Naz is thrown out of her house by her parents and Jay has to take her in and provide for her. Jay says he cant do anymore missions with Toby. He refuses to listen to Toby, when he seeks help with what he saw at Blake's house. Toby anonymously calls the police, but they find nothing in Blake's house and leave. There are noises coming from the basement, but Blake makes it look like they are coming from the washing machine.Lizzie (Kelly Macdonald), Toby's widowed mother, has grown increasingly worried about her son's lack of direction. When she and Toby get into a shouting match, she throws him out of the house. Toby insults Lizzie by saying that his dad bought the house and she has done nothing to earn it. To top it, he demands that he be given the money that his dad left him, but Lizzie says he is not ready to handle that kind of cash.
Toby returns to Blake's residence to free the prisoner, but Blake again returns unexpectedly & murders Toby with a cricket bat. He then uses the kiln in his studio to cremate Toby's body, and flushes the ashes down the toilet.Jay is reluctant to disclose his graffiti activities with Toby to the police or to Lizzie, but plants a letter addressed to Blake in Toby's room. The letter spurs the police to visit Blake's home again (Since the last known location of Toby's mobile was also the same street as Blake's house) and they find the basement prison, which Blake claims is a "panic room." Blake is arrested for obstructing the investigation, but uses his connections to quickly get released.Lizzie begins following Blake. She witnesses him bring a man to his house: Omid (Yazdan Qafouri), a gay Iranian asylum seeker. Omid works at a spa that Blake visits and meets him there. Blake has offered to help him get permanent residency in the UK. Blake recalls how his cruel father took an Indo-Persian man as a lover, and this led to Blake's distraught mother's suicide. The teenage Blake eventually assaulted and nearly killed his father's lover. Despite being drugged, Omid manages to escape (Lizzie was lying in wait outside Blake's house and sees everything. Blake doesn't pursue Omid due to fear of being recognized by Lizzie). However, Omid won't go to the police due to his precarious residential status. The next day, Blake tracks down, threatens, imprisons, and murders Omid. On Omid's phone, Blake sees many messages from Lizzie and knows that Lizzie is Toby's mother.Increasingly desperate, Lizzie asks Jay to help her break into Blake's house. Jay refuses because he's a black man with prior charges, and is responsible for his new-born son. Lizzie tells Jay that she knows he and Toby were the graffiti painters by the tag of "I Came by".. She had found a USB of Toby where he stored photos of all his jobs and found Jay's photos in there as well.
Lizzie enters Blake's house alone, only to be caught, murdered, and cremated. When Jay goes looking for Lizzie, he realizes she's dead and blames himself.
Jay and Naz's relationship falls apart due to his lack of communication and hiding the past from her. Sometime later, Naz informs Jay that Blake is going to attend the Birlstone School's tercentenary (300th) anniversary celebration.After Blake leaves the event, Jay follows him to a country estate. Jay fights and subdues Blake. Jay then goes to the pottery studio in the estate's garage and finds a prisoner: the same man that Toby originally discovered. Jay calls the police, frees the prisoner, and flees the scene. The police arrive and find Blake bloodied and restrained in the house. On the wall, Jay has left behind graffiti reading "I CAME BY."

I Came By

I Came By (2022)

Tim Donaghy

Matt Maltepes

In the summer of 2007, news broke that an NBA referee was being investigated for gambling on his own games, igniting a media storm and sending the NBA, FBI and sports fans into crisis. That referee was Tim Donaghy and the story didn't just start and end with him, but wound its way from the small town bookies of the Philadelphia suburbs to lining the pockets of the notorious New York crime families and worldwide sports gambling underworld. For the first time, all three co-conspirators discuss their involvement and, unsurprisingly, their stories don't all line-up.

Untold Operation Flagrant Foul

Untold Operation Flagrant Foul (2022)

Clarke Wolfe

Matt Mercer

Rib Hillis

Grace Patterson

When a massive hurricane threatens the Brody Peninsula, Abby Fields, a full-time nurse to a housebound coma patient, is forced to stay behind to care for her. This puts her directly in the hurricane's path, but even worse - it puts her directly in the path of Dr. Carl Highstrom, a storm chasing serial killer who uses storms to cover up his heinous crimes.—Internet

Psycho Storm Chaser

Psycho Storm Chaser (2021)

Ellen Brennan

Matt Gerdes

Mike Steen

These are the men and women who fly like birds. Matt, Ellen and Mike are wingsuit B.A.S.E. jumpers, taking part in the ultimate extreme sport which allows human beings to fly. Birdmen captures their experiences in stunning aerial camera work to bring us as close as possible to the sensation of human flight. Historically these "birdmen" have always eventually plunged to their death: Otto Lilienthal, Clem Sohn and Leo Valentin. But now new developments in wingsuits have made the extraordinary sport a little safer, and it shows signs of becoming increasingly popular. These adrenaline-driven B.A.S.E. jumpers are pushing the limits of what humans can do, risking their lives for the glorious moment of flight.—Anonymous

Birdmen: The Original Dream of Human Flight

Birdmen: The Original Dream of Human Flight (2012)

Lucas Neff

Marguerite Moreau

Ian Salazar

Matt Frazier

Benny, a small time YouTube star who catches predators online, experiences a night from hell when he lets one of them into his own home.

Low Life

Low Life (2022)

Matt O'Leary

Paul Rae

Bre Blair

Kerry Norton

'ToY' is a film about two lost souls finding each other among the desperation and glamour in Los Angeles. Two women from disparate backgrounds - one a young artist, the other an aging prostitute - forge an unlikely relationship that spirals into chaos.—Keith Black

ToY (2016)

Trey Parker

Matt Stone

Geddy Lee

Alex Lifeson

South Park (1997) creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are joined by bands Primus and Ween for a second night celebrating the series' 25 year history.

South Park: The 25th Anniversary Concert

South Park: The 25th Anniversary Concert (2022)

Clancy Brown

John Lithgow

Christopher Walken

They had us all at One Singular Sensation, the opening song to the documentary American Masters - Marvin Hamlisch: One Singular Sensation, a celebration of Marvin Hamlisch's life. Hamlisch's music is in us all, and the face of the man behind the music was always there in the back of our minds. But to add the story of the man behind the music in an hour and a half on film does more than honor his memory and his life, it makes the music all the richer. It really does. It reminds us as well that these documentaries - putting into history video of those that have first-generation memories of working with him, is part of the responsibility of each generation now. Hundreds of years from now, they will matter, perhaps more than they do now. I have to get this off my chest. The theater was filled with those of us over forty. One of our party was a twenty-something-year-old and she had no idea who he was? I thought it was a fluke so I texted another twenty-something-year-old and she actually answered, "Didn't he have a role in How To Lose a Guy in Ten Days?" What have we done? Created a generation that has no idea who our Mozarts are? Note to parent selves. Make your children listen to your music in the car, not their iPads. You owe it to our music.A little Hamlisch history. Accepted to Julliard at six years old, (must be one of the youngest ever right?), Marvin admits that his first-generation Jewish family, having just escaped from Nazi extinction, puts a lot of pressure on a guy to be something special. They saw he had a gift to play anything he heard, and his father marched him up the Julliard stairs where he said, "God learned to play scales." We see that Hamlisch was also nothing if not calculating because he realized that if he learned to play concert piano like they wanted him to, he could then take what it offered and apply it to the songwriting he loved.Part of what makes the movie are the interview snippets with Hamlisch about his thought process in writing the music. Memories ... in the corners of our minds .. inspired by the bells in the courtyard of the opening scene of The Way We Were and Streisand's ability to hold a note. It was his score for The Way We Were that skyrocketed him to join the pantheon of great composers. Ice Castles for the movie about skating where he heard the swing of the skates on the ice and recreated it in the melody. You hear it then, and you know that he had greatness larger than the simplicity of his music might have suggested to you.A Chorus Line. The documentary suggests it changed the course of the downward spiral of New York City, and while I think that is a bit far-reaching, I will say that twenty-one curtain calls opening night shows the new territory it took, both in storytelling on stage and innovation for song. "Marvin created a separate musical story for every character, a song that was just for them," said one of the cast members. I think it brought out that Hamlisch created the music for the story, not expecting the story to follow his music. So, he was a humble composer. And, oh so approachable. Someone says in the film that he believed all music was equal. Classical. Pop. When I line up a classical music lover next to a Broadway groupie, I assure you they do not think of themselves as equal. I like that he did.A couple of things. In the Q&A after the film, Dori Berinstein, the director and screenwriter was asked why she made it. "I loved and was obsessed by Chorus Line," she said. Her love of the man was obvious throughout the movie and while that makes her a person who recognizes talent, it doesn't give her the distance needed to show all the sides of a complicated man for a documentary. Exploring only his greatness takes something away. She admitted they just finished editing on Tuesday night. That time pressure editing shows in the last half hour of the film. I believe they will go back to the editing floor. I hope they do. This film will be important to future generations who need to understand the enormous contribution he made.And, there are some missing pieces, like why he died? What did he die of?I have to tell one of the stories just in case you don't have the opportunity to see the movie. Marvin's mother was... well, let's say she was a bit overly involved with Marvin. She didn't want him to fly because airplanes can go down and with it her son whose greatness would be lost in a towering inferno of burning engines and fuel. So, she put him on Amtrak's train to Chicago with a sack dinner, flew to Chicago (if the flight went down she would have sacrificed herself selflessly for his greater good), and met the train in Chicago where she gave him more food and flew to the next stop all the way to Los Angeles. You have to love the Jewish mother stereotype who has her kind of devotion. But, lest you think love is blind, when asked in an interview who was her favorite composer, she answered, "Gershwin. He's second," she said and pointed to her son.Postscript: Kudos to American Masters for making this possible. What would we do without you? And, then there is Judy Garland who discovered Hamlisch, Peter Allen, and Andy Williams to name a few. Way to share the wealth.

Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did for Love

Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did for Love (2013)

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